Belthorn Academy
Welcome to our website
We are a semi-rural, fully inclusive, Academy Primary School – who strive to ensure that our children are nurtured and inspired to be the best they can possibly be.

To find out more about our ethos and aims check the ‘Our School’ section of this site.

Within the site you will find all the other information you will need about our school.

You can also download the school prospectus from the ‘Our School’ section or view what your child has been covering in class in the ‘Teaching and Learning’ area. If you have any issues at all you can get in touch with us using the contact us section of the website.

We hope you enjoy using our website

Mrs Helen Rowan, Headteacher

Belthorn Academy
Headteacher’s Welcome

I am incredibly proud to be the Headteacher at Belthorn Academy Primary School. Our school has a vibrant and enthusiastic staff who work hard to ensure our school values are at the heart of everything we do. We aim to provide an exciting curriculum for our children which will engage and inspire them to do their best. We actively promote growth mindset and a positive attitude to working towards our goals no matter how hard this might seem.

We hope that you find the information within the website of use and also that it provides a snapshot of our life here at Belthorn. We welcome visits from prospective parents where we can explain more fully our ethos, curriculum and achievements.

Please contact the school on 01254 55620 and speak to Miss Lynn Nuttall who will arrange a date for you to come along and view the school and meet with teaching staff.

If you already have a child at school, we hope that the information contained here will be of use to you, and that you enjoy reading our regular updates about events.

If you wish to speak to me about any of the information, please contact me, Mrs H Rowan by email – head@belthornacademy.co.uk

Regards

Mrs H Rowan

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Our School Values

All pupils, staff, governors and other members of our school community strive to put our Eight Key Words at the centre of everything they do. These eight words encapsulate our Ethos, and so underpin everything we do here at Belthorn:
Our children are valued for who they are, the contributions they make, and the effort they put in; for their successes and for the times they try their best and don’t achieve. The work and dedication of staff and governors is valued as being instrumental to the success of our school, and the support of parents is valued as essential partners in the children’s learning.
1. VALUED
Everyone at Belthorn strives to ensure that the safety of our children is guaranteed. Everyone has a part to play in ensuring that our children are physically and emotionally safe and this includes the children themselves, who should be encouraged to consider the consequences of their choices upon the safety of others.
2. SAFE
It is the role of staff, governors and parents to ensure that our children are nurtured and developed; through challenge, appropriate support, encouragement, and through being given opportunities to try new things. Teaching staff have the responsibility to ensure that their words and actions towards the children are positive, encouraging and nurturing; and the children themselves have the responsibility to ensure that their interactions with each other are also nurturing.
3. NURTURING
At Belthorn everyone is treated with respect; children, staff, governors, parents and visitors. The views, opinions, beliefs and endeavours of all members of our school community are held in equal esteem.
4. RESPECT
Through ensuring that everyone is VALUED, having regard to ensure that everyone feels SAFE, by being NURTURING towards our children, and by treating everyone with due RESPECT, we maintain our reputation as a friendly school. We teach our children that everyone should be treated in a friendly manner, regardless of whether they are friends.
5. FRIENDLY
It is the goal of all staff at Belthorn to ensure that the learning opportunities provided for the children inspire them, and create within them the desire to continue to explore learning themes on their own, develop the desire and skills to become an independent learner, and the drive to challenge themselves to be the very best person they can be.
6. INSPIRATIONAL
It is the belief of the staff and governors of Belthorn that learning should be enjoyable. This is attained through providing stimulating and inspirational learning activities, and through encouraging the children to draw satisfaction and enjoyment from achieving personal goals.
7. ENJOYMENT
Our latest ethos word reflects our belief that we recognise that we may have different opinions, cultures or beliefs but that we can tolerate each other in an atmosphere of respect. We will listen to each other and take into account other people’s feelings.
8. TOLERANCE

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